GrabFood Rider Allegedly Left Customer Food at โ€˜Letterbox Areaโ€™ & Someone Hungry Took It

Food delivery services are all the rage nowadays, and itโ€™s rather apparent why:

People are pretty darn lazy.

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Indeed, I count myself amongst the top 10 per cent of the lazy population here in Singapore, seeing how I would, at times, choose the easy way out even though the only obstacles facing me were my door and a 5 minsโ€™ walk.

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But like all things, food delivery services arenโ€™t the holy grails weโ€™ve been waiting for our entire lives. Despite their obvious perks, they do have their cons as well.

Like questionable โ€˜customer serviceโ€™, for example.

What happened?

On 15 Jan, Facebook user Yoga Sakthivel uploaded a post, detailing his experience with a GrabFood deliveryman. And as you mightโ€™ve suspected from the headlineโ€ฆ it wasnโ€™t exactly a pleasant one.

Transcript of FB caption(lest you canโ€™t read):

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SERIOUSLY PISSED WITH MY GRABFOOD DELIVERY GUY. SEE FOR YOURSELF.

And I didnโ€™t get my address wrong it has been the same for every single order for my grabfood ever since it started.

P.S my email signed off as my grab username ! 

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*End of transcript*

In case youโ€™re wondering, hereโ€™s the rough synopsis:

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Yoga here had ordered some food using the GrabFood delivery service. When the app displayed that the food had been delivered, he waited outside his house for the deliverymanโ€™s arrival, just like any hungry man would.

But to his confusion, there was no deliveryman in sight. Let alone food.

After a while, he began to wonder whether the deliveryman got lost. It was then that Yoga sent a text message, attempting to clarify the deliverymanโ€™s whereabouts.

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You can read the procession of text messages down below:

Image: Yoga Sakthivel Facebook Page

If you thought that leaving someoneโ€™s food at the ground-floor letterbox area is the bestโ€ฆ think again.

Image: Yoga Sakthivel Facebook Page

Triggered level over 9000000- oh shet itโ€™s too high someone call 995!

Honestly, I wouldโ€™ve been triggered had I had been on the receiving end of this deliverymanโ€™s antics. Like kamehameha triggered.

I mean, the reason given was so legit: โ€œMaybe someone took it.โ€

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But as it is, Yoga remained rational enough to express his dissentโ€ฆ

The classic way.

Image: Yoga Sakthivel Facebook Page

Long story short: Yoga questioned the deliverymanโ€™s antics and professionalism, and requested compensation. Which he did get eventually.

Image: Yoga Sakthivel Facebook Page

Though for his sake, I hope he gets the $10 voucher for his troubles too.

Walking around the estate in a state of hunger just doesnโ€™t sound appealing to me.

Moral of the story

While Iโ€™ve yet to encounter such situations, Iโ€™ve friends whoโ€™ve told me about their stories in a not-too-discrete tone before:

Food delivery services suck. I ordered and waited for two hours, and they didnโ€™t even turn up.

And so I guess itโ€™s really like Russian Roulette: out of 6 chances, youโ€™ll probably get 5 working deliveries. As for the last timeโ€ฆ

Letโ€™s just say that you might need to stay hungry for a little while more.

And another lesson: donโ€™t think anyone would grab your food if you tell the delivery person to leave it, say, outside your door.

GrabFood might deliver it but a hungry person might still grab food away.

I mean, this article is an example of #truestory, right?

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